Sentences with phrase «not camera controls»

... At the end of the day, the Monster Hunter difficulty is in the action element, not the camera control.

Not exact matches

Though the ring itself doesn't have speakers or a microphone, the remote control functions of the ring allow you to accept or reject incoming calls, make outgoing calls to preset numbers, take a photo with your phone's camera, control your music, or change your profile.

Simpson noted that the site took action after a Russian - controlled Facebook group was caught running ads for a 2016 event called «Stop Islamification of Texas» but suggested that when the news cameras were not paying attention, similar content was ignored.

The zoom and other camera controls allow for more effective monitoring of baby but some complained the interface was not as easy to use.

I'm also grateful for the women that allowed cameras into their intimate moments of birth so I could receive the message that the sensationalized media versions of birth that would have me believe that my own body was frightening, that women aren't strong enough, and that surrendering the control over my body to strangers was the only way to navigate the passage of birth safely are simply not true.

Don't let your camera controls slow you down!

This small device allows you to control every function of your camera remotely, simply and easily, in a way that smartphones apps can't touch.

It uses a fully stabilized 3 - axis gimbal to maneuver and is capable of 20 minute flights, giving you ample time to get the best shots.The compatible app allows live streaming and complete camera control from your phone or tablet, so don't worry about mastering a separate remote controller.

What makes the case of Google Street View and the mapping of Fort Sam Houston unique is precisely that it involved not overhead satellite imagery but rather cameras on the ground, raising more questions about Pentagon control as technology develops faster than the government's ability — or authority — to regulate it.

On Rosetta, for example, ESA hasn't paid for very much of the $ 100 million camera, called OSIRIS, and therefore has less control over how its data is disseminated.

Previously described techniques of fundus imaging often proved difficult to repeat, partly because video capture using Apple's built - in camera app in the iPhones can not independently control the focus and the exposure during filming, which results in glare and poor image quality.

Brandon Routh: When it moves forward, I'm not controlling it, it is controlling, I'm just thinking about moving forward and this forward and backward when the camera and the thing moves backward.

By controlling the light in your images through the adjustments of your aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, you won't have to rely on harsh on - camera flash.

Good because I like being able to control the lighting let into photos (this is a huge deal for when lighting is darker), but it's bad because I've taken some photos that are overexposed (like if the sun is out and my camera's lighting setting haven't been properly adjusted to reflect the brightness outside)... like in this post... kind of...

My remote control for my camera wasn't working (maybe it was too cold?)

If they rarely want to let you see them on the camera or have issues with spontaneous conversations and are rarely available or extremely controlling, chances are you are not the only person in the picture or they are just not that into you.

A good idea (albeit not very original) that doesn't feel as good because of imprecise controls, a camera that constantly gets in the way and a gameplay system that becomes repetitive too son.

The graphics are bad, the camera is not very good and the controls and gameplay aren't very good either.

It's not challenging it's just cheap, add to the fact poor controls, crap camera and a weird shiny effect to all the textures, I'm not sure how it has so many positive reviews.

For instance, don't show a cutscene and sgive you control of the camera, only to fade to black.

The frustrating controls and camera during battle can prove to be a blemish on the overall quality of the game, not to mention the repetitive nature of the story missions don't help much here.

Saulnier's camera doesn't flinch, navigating the club and wilderness exteriors with disaffected control, capturing sustained injuries in gruesome detail (seriously, if you can't stomach the sight of gushing blood and broken bones — hard pass).

Amazingly even if you could deal with the terrible camera, shoddy controls and downright embarrassing lock - ups and glitches; the game simply isn't much fun once you get past the first few levels.

While there is some genuine dark comedy to be had here, the gameplay itself feels as tacked on: there is no camera control, shots are basically winging it until you play a few stages over, and most of the indicators a golf game would give you are not here.

When you put two analog sticks on a handheld, there's naturally one thing that everyone has on their mind, and it ain't 3rd person camera control.

The camera controls make it possible to attack and create a combo that doesn't actually touch anything.

The Warriors controls pretty well for the PSP; there are some new camera issues that do come to play, and that is not mainly a developer issue but instead is more of a PSP limitation issue.

The one notable exception is the lack of a second analog stick for camera control when you aren't locked onto the ball.

Last but not least is the surprisingly interesting «Boats»N Hoes» Music Video Editor, an innovative use of Blu - ray technology that lets you create your own edit of the film's crass music - video clip by using your remote control's number pad to select from nine different camera angles that run the length of the video.

If the controls weren't bad enough the camera doesn't make matters much better.

Unlike other titles, it won't be for camera control, instead helping left - handed players.

If those two aren't enough for you, February 21 brings Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D, which features 3D camera controls that could work great with the add - on, and on March 23 there's Kid Icarus: Uprising, though it's only intended use is to make the interesting controls work for the left - handed.

The camera controls are a bit slow, and while flying seems to have gone through another overhaul since the last time I played one of these, it's still not quite intuitive enough that you can go without a learning curve.

I found that I couldn't control the camera as well with the Wii U Pad due to sticks and the lay out.

This is more then a sequel 2 to the 3ds game go look at the devolper interviews on the Nintendo page true it not nothing like galaxy but the graphics look great and there's still plenty of time polish it... and there's still galaxy and 64 inspired levels in it too and you can control the camera directly unlike 3d land etc lets play the game first before we judge it I'm sure be will be praising it lol... I for one love the art style cause on the 3ds the resolution wasn't to great now you can really see the art work and every thing on screen is a little larger then normal it makes it easier to see the little details

Apart from horrible controls and bad camera issues, those games weren't too bad.

don't get how controlling your own camera would put you off the game, once you get used to it and start getting good, which will take a long time, it's such a good feeling.

i got 15 + hours on a demo now and i honestly think its a good feature for beginners, and its not as bad as it sounds and certanly not a game breaker, as people WONT be using it after they get used to controlling camera (which to be honest, HAS alittle learning curve to get used to in monster hunter games) ^ ^

We don't want people to be hindered because the camera control is awkward.

If you end a match with a super, you might trigger a super cool cutscene where the camera pulls back to show the energy blast in all its glory (I'm not sure how there's any planet left for these people to fight on, given how out of control these energy blasts get).

u are in full control of the camera, this game does not have auto locking so u can cut tails, break horns or heads to carve specific parts.

The optional Sixaxis camera controls aren't as accurate as the second analog stick, and the game's length is short, at only 2 - 3 hours.

Yes, the camera shakes a lot and it's hard to see what's going on, but this film does not present its chase scenes as beauty or art; they are about chaos and lack of control.

Whereas one of the downsides of the previous Iron Man films was too much emphasis on visual effects and not enough on people, Iron Man 3 has cracked this problem with new remote - control armor that allows Downey to appear on camera while Iron Men fly all around him (he can jump into any suit at any time).

But what if the camera was actually controlled not by Big Brother (or Big Principal) but by the teacher, and what if it was turned on only when she wanted to record a lesson to submit for her performance review?

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Not to mention space - age technologies like a night - vision camera, a head - up display, lane - departure warning, high - beam assist, active cruise control, active brake intervention (for hill descent), and a curve - speed limiter working in concert with the Ghost's stability control system.

The cabin isn't completely devoid of party tricks, though — we delighted our friends with the center stack buttons that magically switch from climate controls to drive - mode switches on command, and the 360 - degree camera view is useful in parking lots.

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